Self-catering stays for a few days by the coast
Sometimes a few days by the sea is all you need. Plan a last-minute weekend away, escape for a midweek break, or bring friends together for surf, beach walks and time spent in good company.
Our on-site self-catering accommodation offers flexible short breaks for couples, families, groups and dogs, with stays available from just two nights. It makes it easy to fit a North Cornwall break around work, school or a free weekend in the diary.
Staying at The Point also puts our facilities within easy walking distance. Start the day with a gym session and swim before breakfast at The Bear, book a game of padel or tennis, or head straight for the coast to explore Polzeath, Rock and Daymer Bay.
Take a look at our short-break accommodation below, or speak to our bookings team if you’d like help finding a stay that works around your plans.
FAQs
- What counts as a short break?Short breaks can start from as little as two nights, with three- and four-night stays also available. The properties featured on this page offer flexible arrival days, making it easier to plan a weekend, midweek stay or a few extra days on the coast.
- Can we book short breaks year-round?Yes. The properties featured here offer short breaks throughout the year, subject to availability.
Some of our other holiday homes may also become available for shorter stays outside the main holiday periods. You can check individual property calendars or search by your preferred arrival date to see what’s available. - Can we use The Point’s facilities during a short break?Yes. Guests staying in our on-site accommodation can enjoy access to The Point Health Club, including the indoor swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room and hot tub.
Padel, tennis and golf can also be booked separately, while The Bear is nearby for breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks. - What are the best things to do on a short break in North Cornwall?If you only have a couple of days, it’s easy to fill them without travelling far. Walk a stretch of the South West Coast Path, cross the Camel Estuary to Padstow, cycle the Camel Trail or spend a few hours exploring Rock, Daymer Bay and Polzeath. Closer to home, book padel or tennis at The Point, head out for a surf lesson in Polzeath, or settle in for a long lunch or early evening meal nearby.
The beauty of a short break here is that you don’t need to fit everything in – sometimes a beach walk, good food and a few hours by the water are enough.
